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26/10/2022
Public Transport Fares Frozen For Another Year
Public transport fares will remain frozen for another year in light of the ongoing cost of living crisis, Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd has announced.
Minister O'Dowd said: "I am very aware of the pressures facing people across the North with the ongoing cost of living crisis. We are facing into a very challenging winter with many households concerned about rising fuel, energy and food costs.
"As Minister I want to support people where I can. I have therefore taken the decision to freeze fares on our public transport network to reduce the financial burden on passengers on our buses and trains during these difficult times."
Minister O'Dowd said: "I am very aware of the pressures facing people across the North with the ongoing cost of living crisis. We are facing into a very challenging winter with many households concerned about rising fuel, energy and food costs.
"As Minister I want to support people where I can. I have therefore taken the decision to freeze fares on our public transport network to reduce the financial burden on passengers on our buses and trains during these difficult times."
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